Human Gene Pars is a leader in providing genetic analysis services based on an exclusive Iranian gene database. The company collaborates with experts from Sharif University and offers high-speed, precise DNA sequencing to laboratories, universities, and research institutions across Iran. What sets Human Gene Pars apart is its proprietary database of 42,000 genetic data points from the Iranian population, enabling personalized and accurate analysis for clinical and research applications. Their services include Whole Exome Sequencing (WES), Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS), and cancer-specific genetic panels, with a commitment to AI-powered innovation in healthcare. Prof. Abolfazl Motahari, a Principal Investigator (PI) at Sharif University’s Computer Science department, guides research efforts at Pars Human Gene. His expertise in computational biology and data-driven genomics is pivotal in developing bioinformatics solutions that enhance the company’s analytical capabilities, ensuring the use of cutting-edge techniques in their operations. Dr. Damoun Nashtaali, a Sharif University graduate in electrical engineering, serves as CEO of MySmartGene. He oversees the strategic and operational aspects of the company, driving the vision of personalized medicine and advancing genomic data application in healthcare. Under his leadership, the company is aligned with the latest industry trends and scientific advancements, expanding its impact in the rapidly evolving field of biotechnology.
We successfully launched a startup based on my master's dissertation with funding from a renowned institution under the supervision of Prof. Vosoughi and Prof. Shamloo. The focus of our venture was on PCR devices, including droplet-based, real-time microtube-based, point-of-care, and EWOD-based PCR technologies.
I was selected among 0.25 % of the best undergraduate students for Master's degree entrance exam in IRAN, My master's dissertation was about PCR device Production (A-Z) ( Manufacturing, fabrication, image processing, multi-threading, electronics, optics) and I have an amazing experience working with Amin Sabaghan, Amirhossein Kazemipour, Erfan Hamdi, and MohamadHossein PourGhasemian. My colleagues and my proposal about a real-time microtube-based PCR won the funding of an institute in Iran. I have researched Microfluidic droplet-based PCR and collaborated on solving the problem of leaking and debubbling in high temperatures. I also introduce a new branch (lab-on-PCB) in Prof. Shamloo's lab (Ph.D. at Stanford). I implement an EWOD (electrowetting on dielectrics) platform for diagnostics point-of-care devices (Droplet-based PCR and ELISA and So on). I have some simulations to increase the quality of electroosmotic mixing and designing a heat induction-based POC PCR.
I was selected among 0.15 % of the best undergraduate students for Master's degree entrance exam in IRAN, I had the honor of working alongside Dr. TaghiPoor, where I explored the concepts of soft robotics and engaged in projects involving artificial muscles based on PDMS. Dr. TaghiPoor introduced me to advanced research, presenting fascinating projects that expanded my knowledge and understanding
I volunteered at Dr. Barazandeh's lab, where I dipped my toes into the world of 3D printing, starting with the 3D printer station due to my educational Background. I then broadened my horizons by exploring other lab stations, pulling knowledge from various areas. It was there that I delved into new concepts like microfabrication and micro-manufacturing, including techniques such as etching and lithography. It was also the first time I encountered the term "Biodegradable Microrobots," introduced by Pouria Tirgar.
I was selected among 0.4 % of the best students for Bachelor's entrance exam in IRAN (Mechanical Engineering) at the Amirkabir University (Polythechnic of Tehran) where I worked with Prof. Behrooz Arezoo on A fully automated nesting and piloting system for progressive dies via Medial Axis Transformation (MAT).
At 11, aced an exam to proudly join the National Organization for Development of Exceptional Talents, by 14, I leveled up to the higher secondary edition. Loving every bit of math, especially discrete math[Graphs, Combinatorics] and Analytical Geometry.
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Embark on an exhilarating journey through the captivating world of Thermodynamics I! Weekly classes were a vibrant exploration, filled with the design and grading of assignments. We delved into "Thermodynamics: An Engineering Approach," eighth edition, by Cengel, all within the dynamic atmosphere of Sharif University's mechanical department under the inspiring supervision of Dr. Masoud Aryanpour.
Continue the educational odyssey with the enthralling subject of Engineering Mathematics! Navigating through weekly classes and grading the final exam became a thrilling adventure. Guided by "Advanced Engineering Mathematics, 10th Edition" by Erwin Kreyszig, we explored diverse disciplines within the mathematics department of Sharif University. This journey was made even more exciting under the expert supervision of Dr. Amir Daneshgar.
Dive into the mesmerizing world of Fluid Mechanics! Weekly classes were an immersive experience, guided by "Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics" by Bruce R. Munson. This exhilarating journey resonated with students from the mechanical department of Sharif University of Kish, and the excitement was heightened under the supervision of Dr. Mahdi Sani.
The exploration continues with the captivating subjects of Statics and the Strength of Materials! Weekly classes became a dynamic space for learning, guided by Russell Hibbeler's "Statics and Mechanics of Materials." Supervision was provided by the amazing Dr. Mahdi Sani.
Culminating in the latest adventure, we navigated through the intriguing realm of Partial Differential Equations! Weekly classes, assignments, midterms, and the final exam marked this thrilling phase. The reference book, "Boyce's Elementary Differential Equations and Boundary Value Problems," accompanied 113 diligent students from various engineering departments at Sharif University of Technology, all orchestrated under the expert guidance of the exceptional Dr. Morteza Fotouhi.
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